INDIA
Explained | Delhi’s first SVBIED attack: Why vehicle-borne suicide bombings are almost impossible to stop
Delhi’s first SVBIED attack shows why vehicle-borne suicide bombs are almost impossible to detect.
INDIA
Who told Rohini Acharya to ‘disown her family’? Her post points to two men close to Tejashwi
A day after RJD’s Bihar poll loss, Rohini Acharya quits politics and distances herself from the family, naming two aides of Tejashwi Yadav. What we know so far.
INDIA
DRDO’s new underwater portable AUVs with AI can now hunt mines on their own; here’s how
The Visakhapatnam-developed system uses deep-learning, acoustic communication and multi-AUV coordination to quickly detect and classify underwater threats.
BUSINESS
Disney-YouTube TV blackout ends: ESPN, ABC return after two weeks of bitter standoff over licensing fees
ABC, ESPN and the full Disney network pack return to YouTube TV after a messy dispute that disrupted sports fans and election coverage.
BUSINESS
Berkshire Hathaway trims Apple again, adds $4.9 billion Alphabet stake as Warren Buffett shuffle portfolio ahead of exit
Berkshire buys $4.9B Alphabet stake while cutting Apple and Bank of America as Warren Buffett prepares to step down. Here's what the shift signals.
BUSINESS
Apple quietly prepares for life after Tim Cook, and all eyes are now on John Ternus
Apple is stepping up CEO succession planning as Tim Cook nears exit; hardware boss John Ternus seen as the likely successor. Here’s what’s driving the move.
INDIA
A shrinking gap, a growing signal: What Maithili Thakur’s Alinagar lead says about the new political mood
Maithili Thakur’s big lead in Alinagar hints at a wider north Bihar shift. Data shows BJP’s cultural, youth and women-focused strategy reshaping the seat’s politics.
INDIA
Bihar counting day security: 46 centres, 3-tier grid, CAPF inside, CCTV on; how the state plans to keep Nov 14 calm
Bihar counting on Nov 14: 46 centres, 3-tier security, CAPF inside cordons, 24x7 CCTV, drones, and strict access at strongrooms. What opens when, and who can enter.
INDIA
Nyoma takes off: India’s frontier airbase at 13,700 ft is finally operational. Here’s why that matters
India inks a strategic upgrade: the Mudh-Nyoma airbase in eastern Ladakh is now operational with a 2.7 km runway at 13,700 ft, edging closer to the China border.
INDIA
Sold, resold, never registered: Inside the murky resale trail of the Hyundai i20 that exploded near the Red Fort
Delhi Police are tracing how a Hyundai i20 sold informally across four buyers became the vehicle used in Monday’s deadly Red Fort blast, killing eight people and injuring over 20.
INDIA
34 years after the 1993 blasts, Tiger Memon’s Rs 400-crore Mumbai assets are finally going under the hammer
Government gears up to auction properties linked to 1993 blasts accused; valuation underway, sale likely by December or January
INDIA
270 Indians freed from Myanmar’s cyber scam centres; investigators to probe recruitment trail
India repatriates 270 nationals from Myanmar’s cyber scam hubs. Officials to probe recruitment networks behind Southeast Asia’s online fraud rings.
WORLD
A Bronx video, a year apart: How Zohran Mamdani’s street conversation became his road to City Hall
‘It’s the president!’ - Bronx voters now cheer Zohran Mamdani where no one stopped a year ago.
INDIA
Zardari’s ex-aide’s explosive claim: 26/11 Mumbai attacks followed his ‘no first use’ nuclear offer to India
In a new book, Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari’s ex-aide claims the 26/11 Mumbai attacks followed his ‘no first use’ nuclear offer to India.
BUSINESS
End of an era: Denny’s leaves Wall Street, Pizza Hut hunts for buyer as America’s diner icons struggle to stay relevant
Denny’s to be taken private in $322 million deal; Yum! Brands reviews Pizza Hut’s future as US sales slide and competition intensifies.
WORLD
Zohran Mamdani’s New York win sets stage for a fiscal reality check: Can he fund ‘free transit, freeze the rent’?
The 34-year-old’s 'free transit, freeze the rent' agenda faces early tests on housing supply, city finances and federal oversight.
WORLD
Why Donald Trump and DOGE feared Zohran Mamdani, and how his New York win shuts their leverage
Zohran Mamdani’s historic victory as mayor-elect of New York City is more than a political upset, it cuts at the heart of Donald Trump’s federal control strategy and the oversight machinery of Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
BUSINESS
Trump’s tariff storm hits Americans’ wallets, and India’s exports, but New Delhi’s diversification push is beginning to pay off
Trump’s tariffs are fuelling inflation at home and hurting US consumers, even as India’s exports to the US plunge 37.5%. But India’s diversification push, from the UAE to Japan, is already showing results.
INDIA
Delhi’s crackdown on dirty vehicles: Over 20,000 challans issued under GRAP-2 as city battles toxic air
Delhi issues over 20,000 challans under GRAP-2 as part of its anti-pollution crackdown. CAQM bans entry of non-Delhi BS-III vehicles from November 1 to curb rising emissions ahead of winter smog.
INDIA
What is Poorvi Prachand Prahar? India’s next big tri-service drill and what it means for China border tensions
As Pakistan watches the Arabian Sea, India shifts focus to its eastern front with China, and a massive military drill is about to begin.
BUSINESS
Unexpected success story: Suzuki’s new bestseller in Japan isn’t a car, it’s a ready-to-eat Indian vegetarian curry
Suzuki’s new ‘Indian Vegetarian Curry’ line, born in its cafeteria for Indian staff, sells 100,000 packets in Japan, sparking a bold business shift.
WORLD
China’s ‘ghost fleet’: Report reveals how Beijing uses fishing boats for stealth operations in Taiwan Strait
A CSIS report has found that hundreds of Chinese fishing boats are being used as covert militia vessels in the Taiwan Strait, blurring the line between military and civilian activity.
INDIA
India–China flights resume after 5 years; first plane from Kolkata to Guangzhou today at 10 pm
After five years, India–China direct flights resume today with IndiGo’s Kolkata–Guangzhou route, signaling a slow but steady thaw in bilateral ties.
WORLD
Guns down, mines open: The rare-earth agenda behind Trump’s ‘peace’ in Southeast Asia
As Cambodia and Thailand signed a US-brokered ceasefire at the ASEAN Summit, Washington quietly sealed trade and critical-mineral deals in the background.
